Posted July 14, 2010 in Breast Procedures, Uncategorized
While having plump pout like Angelina Jolie is highly sought after, a string of overly injected celebrities have given lip augmentation a bad name. ‘Trout pout,’ or overfilled lips that have a fish-like appearance, is becoming prevalent in Hollywood.
Read MorePosted July 13, 2010 in Uncategorized
Posted July 09, 2010 in Facial Surgery, News & Research
According to the Huffington Post, the first full-face transplant was performed at Vall d’Hebron Hospital in Barcelona earlier this year. The Spanish patient accidentally shot himself with a shotgun in 2005, essentially destroying his face from the eye sockets down, although his eyes and eyesight were unaffected. Prior to the transplant, the 30-year-old patient had […]
Read MorePosted July 01, 2010 in Laser-Assisted Liposuction, Post-Bariatric Plastic Surgery, Uncategorized
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Read MorePosted June 30, 2010 in Photoacoustic laser, Uncategorized
Have you ever desired bootylicious curves like Beyonce or Jennifer Lopez? You’re not alone. Recently, actress Cameron Diaz was quoted by Marie Claire about her derriere desires: “I’d love a bigger butt, more meat on my bones. I’d love to be more voluptuous…”
Read MorePosted June 26, 2010 in Cosmetic Injectables, Procedures for Men, Tattoo Removal, Vein Treatment
Posted June 21, 2010 in Uncategorized
According to a study done by the Stanford School of Medicine, "beauty in things exists merely in the mind which contemplates them." A study shows that popular drug store adhesive pads meant to reduce wrinkles on the forehead and between-eye area may have no added benefit. A study of 30 women was conducted over 4 weeks using the adhesive pads in the forehead and glabella (between the eyes). Although the women in the study conceded to noticed wrinkle reduction, two independent facial plastic surgeons measured the before/after wrinkle severity scores as exactly the same.
Read MorePosted June 17, 2010 in Uncategorized
Posted June 08, 2010 in News & Research, Skincare
We all know that we need vitamin D3 and that the best source is the sun. We also know that the sun can damage our DNA and increase our risk of skin cancer. We use sunscreen, but many still get skin cancer. Scientists at two universities believe they have found an enzyme in kangaroos that […]
Read MorePosted June 06, 2010 in News & Research, Skincare
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